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Guatemala’s Minister of Foreign Affairs receives UAE Ambassador on occasion of end of his tenure

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GUATEMALA: Carlos Ramiro Martínez, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala, received Ahmed Hatem Almenhali, UAE Ambassador to Mexico and non-resident Ambassador to the Republic of Guatemala, on the occasion of the end of his tenure as non-resident Ambassador to the Republic.

Martínez praised the Ambassador’s efforts during his tenure to strengthen relations between the UAE and the Republic of Guatemala, and wished him success in his new duties.

For his part, Almenhali expressed his gratitude to all government entities in the Republic of Guatemala for contributing to the success of his mission which aimed to strengthen relations between the two countries.

Source: Emirates News Agency

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